What is longer Than John Kerry's Vietnam Tour?

on Jun 06, 2005

and the left demanded with such outrage to see Bushes 180 form, well they got it, now we can all grow old waiting for hanoijhn to sign his.

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dharmagrl

on Jun 06, 2005

Hehe...I saw the title and thought "umm...pretty much everything?!"

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Texas Wahine

on Jun 06, 2005

As someone who has never served in a war, I would not belittle anyone's service, be it 180 days or several years.

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Dr Guy

on Jun 06, 2005

and the left demanded with such outrage to see Bushes 180 form, well they got it, now we can all grow old waiting for hanoijhn to sign his.

Eh? What is that you say sonny? Let me get my hearing aid!

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Dr Guy

on Jun 06, 2005

Hehe...I saw the title and thought "umm...pretty much everything?!"

Yea, unfortunately, so is my Acne!

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Texas Wahine

on Jun 06, 2005

Dont lecture to me. I can match you scar for scar.

Where did I lecture you?

I said that I will not belittle his service because I do not have the moral high ground to do so.

I'm really surprised and disappointed in your "scar for scar" comment.

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alison watkins

on Jun 06, 2005

Don't you have anything better to blog about?

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Dr Guy

on Jun 06, 2005

Don't you have anything better to blog about?

Sure, dont you read them?

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Dr Guy

on Jun 06, 2005

I'm really surprised and disappointed in your "scar for scar" comment.

If I mis read you, I appologize. I took your 'never served' comment to mean that I have no room to talk. As one who has lost friends and family and the only thing that kept me out was a college deferment was that I was a coward.

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Texas Wahine

on Jun 06, 2005

Dr.Guy:

If I mis read you, I appologize. I took your 'never served' comment to mean that I have no room to talk. As one who has lost friends and family and the only thing that kept me out was a college deferment was that I was a coward.

My comment was not directed at you; I don't presume to know your entire background. I was just speaking for myself.

I think most Americans, myself included, have friends and family members who have served in our nation's wars and have lost loved ones as a result. I have nothing but respect and gratitude for those who serve, and that extends to those close to you who have sacrificed as well.

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kingbee

on Jun 07, 2005

i don't know about longer, but id say you either got a lotta nerve invalidating the vietnam duty performed by those who served aboard the uss gridley with kerry--or you can't add any better than you spell vietnam.

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Dr Guy

on Jun 07, 2005

My comment was not directed at you; I don't presume to know your entire background. I was just speaking for myself.

I think most Americans, myself included, have friends and family members who have served in our nation's wars and have lost loved ones as a result. I have nothing but respect and gratitude for those who serve, and that extends to those close to you who have sacrificed as well.

My Appologies. I am sorry I did not get yoru meaning the first time.

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Dr Guy

on Jun 07, 2005

i don't know about longer, but id say you either got a lotta nerve invalidating the vietnam duty performed by those who served aboard the uss gridley with kerry--or you can't add any better than you spell vietnam.

I can add very well. And thank you for subbing in for the Fazz and helping me with my spelling.

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Dr Guy

on Jun 07, 2005

i don't know about longer, but id say you either got a lotta nerve invalidating the vietnam duty performed by those who served aboard the uss gridley with kerry--or you can't add any better than you spell vietnam.

I would also suggest you read the accounts of his crew mates, in contradiction to his book, for a better understanding of his 'Gridley' Service. Be careful what you read from Kerry. A proven liar and exagerator.

http://home.nycap.rr.com/pwcarter/the%20kerry%20page.html

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kingbee

on Jun 07, 2005

no accounts are necessary to count out the days he served during his two terms. you know the time he spent during his 2nd term was longer than 120 days. more than that, however, by deliberately denying his service aboard the gridley, you're insulting the entire crew with whom he sailed.